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8.2.1.3
End Communication between the PC and t
he MaxCom Gold
1.
To end communication between the P
C and the MaxCom Gold,
click on the
Close
Config
button. The message, Con
nection Closed, is displ
ayed.
If you click on Close Config
and the PC is not connected to the
MaxCom Gold, error
messages are displayed.
An example is shown in the window bel
ow.
Rev. 1
51
900.0560
18-July-2005
62
64
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Fcc Compliance Statement
3
Important Safeguards
4
Explanation of Graphical Symbols
7
Table of Contents
9
Section 1: Operation
13
System Initialisation
13
Joystick Recalibration
13
Keyboard Key Press Operation
13
User Log on
14
User Log off
16
Section 2: Camera/Monitor Selection
17
Monitor Select
17
Single Monitor Maxcom Gold Keyboard
17
Multi Monitor Maxcom Gold Keyboard
17
RS485 and RS232 Keyboard Control
17
Camera Select
18
Selecting by Camera Number
18
Camera Button
18
Auto-Sequence Control
19
Auto-Sequence On/Off
19
Programming Auto-Sequences
19
Section 3: Telemetry Functions
20
Systems with more than One Keyboard
20
Controlling Cameras
20
Programming MIMIC Tours
21
Menu Access
22
PC Configuration
22
Pan and Tilt
22
Turn 180
22
Zoom
22
Focus
23
Iris
23
July
23
Manual Change over (Colour to Mono)
23
Wash, Wipe, and Auxiliary Functions
23
3 Introduction
20
Section 4: Presets
25
4 Definition
25
Defining a Preset
25
Seeking a Preset
25
Section 5: Tours
26
5 Defintion
26
Restarting a Tour
26
Starting a Tour
26
Stopping a Tour
26
Section 6: MIMIC Tours
27
6 Definition
27
Playing Back a MIMIC Tour
27
Recording a MIMIC Tour
27
Restarting a MIMIC Tour
28
Stopping a MIMIC Tour
28
Section 7: Menu Options
29
7 Description
29
Cameras
30
Camera, Preset, and Sector Titles
31
Camera Settings (Rapiddomes)
33
Tours
35
Synchronization (Line-Lock)
36
Privacy Zones
38
Tips for Defining a Preset that Is Defined as a Privacy Zone
39
Defining Presets as Privacy Zones
39
Additional Points to Remember about Privacy Zones
40
Sector Zones
40
Defining a Sector Zone
40
Remote Reset
41
Monitors
43
Auto-Sequence
43
Partitioning
44
Text Brightness
44
July
44
System
45
Time/Date Setting
45
Time/Date Format
46
Monitor Control
46
Universal Sequences
47
Language
47
Event Timers
47
Salvo Switching
47
Alarms
47
System Alarms
47
System Alarm Settings
48
System Alarm Actions
48
Contact Tables
49
Messages
49
Camera Alarms
49
Alarm Properties
49
Software
50
Section 8: Software Configuration Utility
51
8 Introduction
51
Installing the Software
51
Auto-Run
51
Manual Installation
52
Starting the Program
56
Communicating with the Maxcom Gold
59
Auto Detection Connection
61
Selected Baud Rate Connection
62
End Communication between the PC and the Maxcom Gold
63
Request Status
64
Reset Connection
64
Maxcom References
65
Display Port Buffer
65
Clear Output Buffer
65
Clear Port Buffer
65
Configuring the Maxcom Gold
66
Opening an Embedded File in the PC Configuration Utility for a Default Configuration54
66
Transmitting a Default Configuration or Current Configuration from a Maxcom Gold to the PC Configuration Utility
68
Programming Auto-Sequences
69
User Privileges
72
Alarms
76
Monitor Partitioning
79
July
79
Keyboard Camera Privileges
81
Menu Access Rights
84
Settings
86
Configuring Cameras
89
Camera Setup
89
Preset Titles
92
Privacy Zones
94
Sector Titles
98
Tours
100
Alarms
104
Contact Tables
104
Section 9: Max Flash Utility
105
9 Introduction
105
Auto-Run
105
Manual Installation
105
Starting the Maxflash Program
108
Transmit ROM from the PC to the Maxcom Gold
109
Receive ROM from the Maxcom Gold to the PC
113
July
113
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Model
HMAX082
Category
Matrix Switcher
Language
English
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